I’ve just seen the video on the implementation of matrix exponentiation.
What is the meaning of the term “vector<‘vector’> A(k,vector<‘ll’>)” ?
I’ve just seen the video on the implementation of matrix exponentiation.
What is the meaning of the term “vector<‘vector’> A(k,vector<‘ll’>)” ?
vector < vector< ll >> a means that it is similar to a 2d array
But, what is the meaning of A(k , vector)
k is the number of rows in the 2d vector and vector is used as a parameter to show that it is a vector of vectors